The 3,005-square-foot Craftsman bungalow in Atlanta's historic West End neighborhood has four bedrooms, two full baths and two half-baths. It was built in 1915.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Throughout the bungalow, African-American art is on display, including a painting of a woman by Atlantan Sam D. Burston.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Brenda Hubbard's sitting room contains a vibrant orange on the walls that matches the couch. The window lattices are her favorite architectural detail throughout the home.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The West End home has four original fireplaces, including in a guest bedroom. Hubbard said she included a portrait of Rosa Parks because she was her hero. "I love the fact that she was a woman, and she took a stand...Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

African-American art is displayed throughout Brenda Hubbard's 1915 West End home, such as the "Gullah Images: The Art of Jonathan Green" coffee table book.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Brenda Hubbard's collection of African art includes large wooden masks from The Gambia.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The home has four original fireplaces, including this tiled one with an elephant and palm tree screen.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A painting by Sam D. Burston infuses the living room of Brenda Hubbard's West End home with color and energy.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A pair of floral prints hang above a chair rail which separates the blue and cream walls in the dining room.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Brenda Hubbard's favorite piece is her late mother' striped Victorian-style sofa in the living room. A pair of damask armchairs flank one of the home's four original fireplace.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Lattice windows are a key architectural element in the Craftsman bungalow and brighten up the living room.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The kitchen in Brenda Hubbard's 1915 home was renovated about 10 years ago including tearing down a wall.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Carved renaissance revival chairs surround a dining table overlaid with a lace tablecloth. (Christopher Oquendo www.ophotography.com)Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A collection of glass vials and decanters are grouped on one of the built-in bookshelves.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A drop-leaf table in Brenda Hubbard's living room holds a few antique books and a golden pear.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A niche in the updated bathroom has a marble vanity with double sinks and paneled doors and frameless mirrors.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Brenda Hubbard's newly renovated bathroom features a standalone tub from The Tub Connection and a crystal chandelier.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Florals abound in Brenda Hubbard's bedroom, with its pink walls and lattice windows.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A walkway lined with orange marigolds and red Mandevilla leads to the front porch of the West End bungalow.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Wicker seating and classic black-and-white striped cushions pop on the front porch of the 1915 Craftsman bungalow, which is on the Historic West End Tour of Homes on June 23. Lattices dress the windows.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Retiree Brenda Hubbard has lived in her West End home since 1979. The home, built in 1915, will be featured on the Historic West End Tour of Homes on June 23.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The living room originally was going to have a Moroccan theme, with Adedayo Lawal and Christopher Altman already selecting a rug in that style and a low-profile sofa.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

When the couple bought the home in 2017 the updated kitchen with molding on the white cabinets, recessed lighting and a pendant from Overstock.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A pair of tapestries by Mario Gerth feature Baro Tura of the Arbore Tribe, Ethiopia and Mumuhuila of the Mwila Tribe in Angola. Their frames were designed and built by Christopher Altman and his father, Greg Altman...Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A trio of hanging clocks above the door to the sunroom displays the times in Atlanta, Los Angeles and London. A tapestry by Mario Gerth captures Mumuhuila of the Mwila Tribe in Angola.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The bargain finds include two lamps, for $15 each, from Furniture Liquidators of Georgia, on nightstands snapped up on Facebook Marketplace and repainted.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Crisp white bedding in the master bedroom contrasts with the colorful accents elsewhere in the home. The headboard was repainted with a custom gray paint from Southwest Paint & Decorating Center.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Subway tile and walls painted Benjamin Moore's Hale Navy are among the updates to the bungalow's bathroom.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A metal chandelier hangs above the Indian mango wood farmhouse table in the open dining room/kitchen/living space.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A collage of mirrors found via Facebook Marketplace, Letgo app and Offerup are in a guest room, which they rent out through Airbnb.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo/ Christopher Oquendo www.ophoto

In the sunroom, a sputnik light found on eBay is paired with Edison-style light bulbs the homeowners purchased at 1000Bulbs.com.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo/ Christopher Oquendo www.ophoto

Etsy was the source for the world art on three panels, which is in their sunroom. The pillow covers were created by Adedayo Lawal's sister-in-law with fabric from Nigeria and Ghana. A small African mask is from...Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Deliberation by Mario Sánchez Nevado hangs above one of the home's three coal fireplaces. The pair of chairs, which they reupholstered material from Fine Fabrics, and sunburst mirror were free through Facebook Marketplace...Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The bargain finds include two lamps, for $15 each, from Furniture Liquidators of Georgia, on nightstands snapped up on Facebook Marketplace and repainted.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Planters in vibrant containers decorate the porch of the Craftsman bungalow in Atlanta's West End neighborhood.(Christopher Oquendo/www.ophotography.com)Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A pair of tapestries by Mario Gerth feature Baro Tura of the Arbore Tribe, Ethiopia and Mumuhuila of the Mwila Tribe in Angola.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo/ Christopher Oquendo www.ophoto

A ceiling fan snapped up for $50 at BargainMart is over a coffee table created from a metal tray and wooden legs. The rug is from Overstock.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Christopher Altman and Adedayo Lawal describe their interior design style as "Afro-chic" farmhouse. The Indian mango wood table and bench, by Timbergirl, was found on Overstock.com.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo/ Christopher Oquendo www.ophoto

The 2,400-square-foot, three-bedroom, three-bath home, which was built around 1911, will be featured in the Historic West End Tour of Homes on June 23.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Christopher Altman and Adedayo Lawal, with his daughters, 12-year-old Malahni Altman and 10-year-old Samorah Altman, moved into their home in Atlanta's West End neighborhood in 2017.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Oprah Winfrey has purchased a 43-acre estate on Orcas Island, Wash. valued at over $8M. Harpo, Inc. said it was a “passive” property investment.Windermere Orcas Island

Oprah Winfrey has purchased a 43-acre estate on Orcas Island, Wash. valued at over $8M. Harpo, Inc. said it was a “passive” property investment.Windermere Orcas Island

Oprah Winfrey has purchased a 43-acre estate on Orcas Island, Wash. valued at over $8M. Harpo, Inc. said it was a “passive” property investment.Windermere Orcas Island

Oprah Winfrey has purchased a 43-acre estate on Orcas Island, Wash. valued at over $8M. Harpo, Inc. said it was a “passive” property investment.Windermere Orcas Island

Oprah Winfrey has purchased a 43-acre estate on Orcas Island, Wash. valued at over $8M. Harpo, Inc. said it was a “passive” property investment.Windermere Orcas Island

Oprah Winfrey has purchased a 43-acre estate on Orcas Island, Wash. valued at over $8M. Harpo, Inc. said it was a “passive” property investment.Windermere Orcas Island

Oprah Winfrey has purchased a 43-acre estate on Orcas Island, Wash. valued at over $8M. Harpo, Inc. said it was a “passive” property investment.Windermere Orcas Island

Oprah Winfrey has purchased a 43-acre estate on Orcas Island, Wash. valued at over $8M. Harpo, Inc. said it was a “passive” property investment.Windermere Orcas Island

Oprah Winfrey has purchased a 43-acre estate on Orcas Island, Wash. valued at over $8M. Harpo, Inc. said it was a “passive” property investment.Windermere Orcas Island

Oprah Winfrey has purchased a 43-acre estate on Orcas Island, Wash. valued at over $8M. Harpo, Inc. said it was a “passive” property investment.Windermere Orcas Island

Oprah Winfrey has purchased a 43-acre estate on Orcas Island, Wash. valued at over $8M. Harpo, Inc. said it was a “passive” property investment.Windermere Orcas Island

Oprah Winfrey has purchased a 43-acre estate on Orcas Island, Wash. valued at over $8M. Harpo, Inc. said it was a “passive” property investment.Windermere Orcas Island

Oprah Winfrey has purchased a 43-acre estate on Orcas Island, Wash. valued at over $8M. Harpo, Inc. said it was a “passive” property investment.Windermere Orcas Island

Oprah Winfrey has purchased a 43-acre estate on Orcas Island, Wash. valued at over $8M. Harpo, Inc. said it was a “passive” property investment.Windermere Orcas Island

Oprah Winfrey has purchased a 43-acre estate on Orcas Island, Wash. valued at over $8M. Harpo, Inc. said it was a “passive” property investment.Windermere Orcas Island

Oprah Winfrey has purchased a 43-acre estate on Orcas Island, Wash. valued at over $8M. Harpo, Inc. said it was a “passive” property investment.Windermere Orcas Island

Oprah Winfrey has purchased a 43-acre estate on Orcas Island, Wash. valued at over $8M. Harpo, Inc. said it was a “passive” property investment.Windermere Orcas Island

Oprah Winfrey has purchased a 43-acre estate on Orcas Island, Wash. valued at over $8M. Harpo, Inc. said it was a “passive” property investment.Windermere Orcas Island

Oprah Winfrey has purchased a 43-acre estate on Orcas Island, Wash. valued at over $8M. Harpo, Inc. said it was a “passive” property investment.Windermere Orcas Island

Oprah Winfrey has purchased a 43-acre estate on Orcas Island, Wash. valued at over $8M. Harpo, Inc. said it was a “passive” property investment.Windermere Orcas Island

Oprah Winfrey has purchased a 43-acre estate on Orcas Island, Wash. valued at over $8M. Harpo, Inc. said it was a “passive” property investment.Windermere Orcas Island

Oprah Winfrey has purchased a 43-acre estate on Orcas Island, Wash. valued at over $8M. Harpo, Inc. said it was a “passive” property investment.Windermere Orcas Island

Oprah Winfrey has purchased a 43-acre estate on Orcas Island, Wash. valued at over $8M. Harpo, Inc. said it was a “passive” property investment.Windermere Orcas Island

Oprah Winfrey has purchased a 43-acre estate on Orcas Island, Wash. valued at over $8M. Harpo, Inc. said it was a “passive” property investment.Windermere Orcas Island

Oprah Winfrey has purchased a 43-acre estate on Orcas Island, Wash. valued at over $8M. Harpo, Inc. said it was a “passive” property investment.Windermere Orcas Island

The 4,878-square-foot Atlanta home was built in 2018 with six bedrooms and five-and-a-half baths. David Goldschmidt, principal at DiG Architects, designed his personal home and worked with Post + Beam Builders.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The home' minimalist design brings in light and various views of the landscaped yard by using windows at various heights. A pair of white Panton chairs from Vitra are ready to be pulled up at the table, underneath...Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A glass dining table with a geometric wood base from Sovet is surrounded by white plastic Panton chairs from Vitra. Wood paneling borders the wall in the open kitchen and dining area.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The minimalist kitchen features an island of Caesarstone quartz countertops and a half dozen stools from CB2. The oven is by Miele. The backsplash tile is Caesarstone quartz.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The living room is David Goldschmidt's favorite room in the minimalist Atlanta home he designed because of its natural light and calming wooded view, he said.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The Velux skylights in the living room and dining room are a favorite feature, said Atlanta homeowner and architect David Goldschmidt, because of the "shifting light patterns throughout the day."Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The floors are white oak with Rubio Monocoat, an all-natural oil wood floor finish.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The Wiggle Side Chair by Frank Gehry is David Goldschmidt's favorite piece because it is a "simple, sculptural and made of an unusual material," which is cardboard.

A pair of deep maroon Marmaris chairs offer seating around a glass and chrome coffee table from sohoConcept in David and Debra Goldschmidt's minimalist home. Built-in bookshelves are lined with books on history...Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A vanity with dual sinks and a pair of frameless mirrors continue the minimalist interiors in one of the five-and-a-half baths in David and Debra Goldschmidt' Atlanta home.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A bamboo Buden bed by Stem with gray bedding is joined by a red chair from Vitra in one of the children's bedrooms. The dresser displays Lego sets, including Big Ben and a Lego Technic Porsche.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The basement recreation room is filled with a collection of seating, including a pair of white leatherette Nova Metal arm chairs from sohoConcept and a sofa. The rust brown Voido chair, designed by Ron Arad from...Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A baby grand piano is placed near the grand staircase by Image Design Stairs that homeowner David Goldschmidt said is like an M.C. Escher sketch.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The breezeway serves as a spot for gathering and viewing the terraced garden and home's exterior walls made of fiber cement board and Ipe wood. The contemporary outdoor furniture is from Vondom and Vitra.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The One Night Stand sleeper sofa in Edwards light gray from Blu Dot is among the modern furnishings in the new Atlanta home. The blue West Elm carpet appears to pick up the tones of the hardscaping seen through...Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A photograph by John Richter brings a burst of red into the stark foyer with a piano. Text by Marena Galluccio/Fast Copy News Service.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The house is composed of two bars that sit on top of one another, architect and homeowner David Goldschmidt said. One area is for public spaces, including the garage and guest suite, while the other area is for...Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The exterior features natural Ipe wood and gray fiber cement board paneling. Core Landscape designed the terraced garden.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

David and Debra Goldschmidt built their minimalist home in Atlanta's Toco Hills in 2018. David is the principal of DiG Architects and Debra is a journalist. (Christopher Oquendo www.ophotography.com)Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The art piece above the chest of drawers and frames was purchased at Scott Antique Market while the framed piece was a gift from homeowner Elizabeth Cook's grandmother. The walls are painted Cleveland Green by Benjamin...Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The pair of lamps on the side table are from Bunny Williams Home.I love Bunny's style," she said. The green gingham curtains are made with Cowtan & Tout fabric. The painting is by her great-grandfather, Gerry Bosch...Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The two-bedroom, one-bathroom condo, built in 1960, is in Atlanta’s Peachtree Hills neighborhood. Text by Marena Galluccio/Fast Copy News Service. (Christopher Oquendo/www.ophotography.com)Christopher Oquendo/Christopher Oquendo Photographer

The screen, which features flora and a bird, was found at a local estate sale and intended for a bedroom. "I was going to use it first as a headboard but after playing around, realized mounting it as art was the...

Linden Table Lamps, with spheres on ceramic, by Kelly Wearstler via Dixon Rye bookend the Travis & Co. sofa, which was a gift from Elizabeth Cook's parents.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo/Christopher Oquendo Photographer

A painting of a matador and bull by Gerry Bosch hangs over a lampshade from Pentreath & Hall. The pheasant was picked up during an estate sale.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The cane chair was rescued by Travis Cook from a dumpster and basket is from The Galleria Riverside in Columbus. "I love the idea of incorporating things that are meant for a certain purpose and kind of changing...Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The monogrammed velvet pillow is a special memento, since they were created for Elizabeth and Travis Cook's wedding reception.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A lamp from One Kings Lane on the bedside table adds color to Elizabeth and Travis Cookâ' guest bedroom. The floral curtains were from an estate sale.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A painting by Gerry Bosch hangs above a carved and hand-painted chest of drawers borrowed from Elizabeth Cook's parents. The geode on the stand was found by Elizabeth's mother, and the agate frame is from Kendra...Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo/Christopher Oquendo Photographer

The condo's kitchen was recently renovated. The cabinets were stripped and painted white while the appliances are by KitchenAid. (Christopher Oquendo/www.ophotography.com)Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Elizabeth Cook's favorite pieces of furniture is a club chair upholstered in brown-and-white ikat fabric from Quadrille.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A monogrammed curtain from Matouk personalizes the bathroom. Coral rests on the plate holder-turned-shelf in the bathroom.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A contemporary bubble light fixture hangs above the dining table, which is from her parents. A screen, along with the rug from Stark Carpet, are some of many estate sale finds within the condo.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The chandelier is inspired by the light fixtures by Lindsey Adelman but was a reproduction created in China, said homeowner Elizabeth Cook.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The classic interiors include custom pillows bearing Elizabeth Cook's monogram from Room 422 and a duvet she purchased at CMA Showroom sale at AmericasMart.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Elizabeth and Travis Cook purchased their two-bedroom, one-bathroom Atlanta condo in 2016. Elizabeth owns Domino Media Group, a public relations and brand strategy firm, and Travis is a casualty risk client manager...Christopher Oquendo

White curtains give a casual, breezy look to the front porch of Andy McKeegan's Kirkwood bungalow. He painted the ceiling haint blue, which is a Southern tradition. The two-bedroom, two-bath Craftsman bungalow was...Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Homeowner Andy McKeegan purchased the home in 2013 and renovated the bungalow. Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

One seating area on the Kirkwood front porch has a pair of white rocking chairs around a table made by Andy McKeegan out of a pallet.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The gun cabinet in the foyer contains a collection started by Andy McKeegan's grandfather and continued by McKeegan.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The 1922 Craftsman bungalow will be one of the homes featured in the Kirkwood Spring Fling and Tour of Homes on May 19-20. (Christopher Oquendo/www.ophotography.com)Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Homeowner Andy McKeegan's pets are his 20 chickens that hang out in the coop and chicken run in his Kirkwood backyard. "I eat their eggs, but I do not eat them," McKeegan said. "They're lots of fun."Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The chicken coop, made with beadboard on the exterior and a red door, matches the architecture and palette of the Craftsman bungalow.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Andy McKeegan's favorite piece is his 19th century ice chest, which Kara O'Brien Renovations found. It's now used as a bar in his Kirkwood bungalow with supplies like copper mugs and bourbon.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A pair of antique French doors, found by Kara O'Brien Renovations, open into the dining room of Andy McKeegan's Craftsman-style home. McKeegan built the dining table out of lumber salvaged from an old cotton mill...Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A map of Atlanta neighborhoods, including the Kirkwood community, and a gavel, an antique store find, rest on the mantel of an original fireplace in Andy McKeegan's Craftsman home.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The wall between the kitchen and the dining room was removed, and the entire kitchen was renovated to include marble countertops, subway tile and a Samsung range.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Eggs from Andy McKeegan's 20 chickens are in wired baskets along the leathered Alba Vera marble countertops. The upgraded kitchen was part of the $100,000 in renovations to the 1922 home.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A pair of birch tree branches, a cow hide and chicken throw pillow are among the country chic decor.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Andy McKeegan's love for his chickens comes out of the coop and into the home with accessories like a chevron throw pillow on a leather and wooden chair with nailhead trim.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The living room is Andy McKeegan's favorite renovated space in his 1922 Kirkwood home. "I had the fireplace and chimney restructured to burn wood as well as restoring the casement windows and building in the bookcases...Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A bowl sink and pitcher top the chest of drawers-turned-sink stand in the guest bathroom.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A rustic chest of drawers was converted into a vanity with a bowl sink in a bathroom of the Kirkwood home. Beadboard travels around the space under blue walls.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Andy McKeegan's master bedroom has one of the three restored fireplaces in the renovated Craftsman home, which is on the Kirkwood Spring Fling Tour of Homes on May 19-20.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Andy McKeegan stands in front of his chicken coop in his backyard in Atlanta's Kirkwood neighborhood. Andy is a real estate agent for Keller Williams Realty Atlanta Intown.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The 1932 Craftsman bungalow home in Grant Park is 1,900 square feet and contains four bedrooms and two baths.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Adam and Jessica Willhite added a stone walkway, among other exterior updates, after they purchased their Grant Park home in 2015.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The front porch is one of the couple's favorite spaces and what they call the "social hub" of their home.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A sunny glider on the front porch is among the elements with vintage appeal in the Grant Park residence.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

French doors open from the living room to the sitting room in the Grant Park home. The chair in fabric the color of blood orange is from Macy's.Text by Marena Galluccio/Fast Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The 1930s Craftsman bungalow, with its vintage modern eclectic interior, is on the Grant Park Tour of Homes on May 19-20.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The Grant Park Tour of Homes on May 19-20 will feature Adam and Jessica Willhite's 1932 Craftsman bungalow in the historic neighborhood.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A screened porch is one of the many places where the homeowners can enjoy the outdoors in their Grant Park home.Text by Marena Galluccio/Fast Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Throughout the home, Jessica Willhite displays copper items, like these mugs and a platter on a shelving unit in between the sitting room and dining room.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Adam and Jessica Willhite's home office in Grant Park features a wooden and iron work desk. The workspace is surrounded by art, photos, a guitar and graphic print curtains.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Some of the accessories, including a pair of skulls on the mantel and a portrait of Elvis Presley, show the homeowners' interest in decor that's a bit macabre.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo/Christopher Oquendo Photographer

Geometric motifs run throughout the home, including the tripod light from West Elm, the fringed rug and open shelving.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A collection of serveware is on display in a modern shelf that separates the sitting area from the dining space.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A gallery wall showcases sketches, photos and other items over a credenza from West Elm with an antique lamp purchased in Amelia Island, Fla. One of the black-framed pieces on the left features a piece of the wallpaper...Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

In the vaulted master bedroom, a bench with nailhead trim rests at the edge of the bed. The dresser is a family antique dating back nearly 125 years to a family farm in Kentucky and is the couple's favorite piece...Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The updated master bathroom in the 1930s Craftsman bungalow now has arched details, a tiled shower and built-in storage. The original clawfoot tub was restored.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The open kitchen now has a white-and-gray palette with an island and a peninsula, and details such as subway tile backsplash and open shelving.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The living room is saturated in color, with chairs from Macy's, and a glass and metal display cabinet.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A collection of skulls on glass shelves bring out the macabre in the living room. In the fall, those pieces join items in about 50 to 60 crates of Halloween decor.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A boho wall hanging and iron bed with accent throw pillows fits with the vintage modern eclectic interiors.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The early 1900's vanity in the guest bedroom was purchased at Highland Row Antiques while the chair was bought from a local artist. A pair of mirrors reflect the room's artistic accessories.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Outdoor entertaining spaces in the Grant Park home include a fire pit in the fenced backyard. The homeowners updated the landscaping when they moved into the home in 2015.Text by Marena Galluccio/Fast Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The screened back porch has a table and chairs from World Market, and a mix of vintage accessories. The exterior window trim is painted red.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Adam and Jessica Willhite purchased their 1932 Craftsman bungalow in 2015. Adam is a physician recruiter at Hayman Daugherty Associates and Jessica works in the behavioral health industry. They live with their two...Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

When the sun sets, Johns Creek homeowner Neelima Kanneganti said the view of the trees and sky through the 15 windows looks like an ever-changing painting.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A charcoal leather sofa from Macy's and creamy armchairs with a matching wood coffee table and side table from Z Gallerie offer seating without blocking the views in the two-story window-filled living room.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

An elephant statue from Pier1 Imports on a side table greets visitors, which Neelima Kanneganti said is similar to how horses and elephants are placed near the entrance of homes in India to greet guests.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo/Christopher Oquendo Photographer

The marble fireplace wall is flanked by an octagonal floor mirror from Z Gallerie and a modern canvas print, Luke II by Christie Adelle, in an alcove painted in Sherwin-Williams Black Fox.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A forged iron chandelier from RH soars in the two-story family room. A stone accent wall is a luxurious addition to the space. The tufted ottomans are from Wayfair.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

For its rustic glam interiors, Neelima Kanneganti combined a pair of neutral armchairs with nailhead studs with a throw pillows and a cowhide rug from RH. The stainless steel Winthrop Lantern from Z Gallerie, with...Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A rustic glam vignette in a room off the kitchen vignette includes a clock and mirror art from CB2 and golden animal skulls from Houzz.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The abstract canvas print by Christie Adelle is set in a alcove with more gold accessories, showing the home's rustic glam interiors.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo/Christopher Oquendo Photographer

Items from Z Gallerie outfit the living room. The wood coffee table from Z Gallerie holds a collection of coffee table books from Neiman Marcus while a golden cheetah and gold accessories are also from Z Gallerie...Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The transitional gray-and-white kitchen is highlighted with a waterfall Cambria quartz island in Torquay with four upholstered bar chairs with nailhead trim from Pier1 Imports.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

On the quartz island, the homeowners accessorized with a vase from Crate and Barrel filled with faux florals from Pier1 Imports and a wood bowl from Pottery Barn. Bells and whistles in the kitchen include a pot...Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The outdoor space is decorated with a bit of pattern, from the chevron rug, and a jolt of greenery, and the serenity of a Buddha statue, from Pier1 Imports.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A beaded chandelier from Progressive Lighting hangs above a dining table from Rooms To Go with upholstered chairs from Pier1 Imports. The horse statue is a Pottery Barn piece. A modern console from CB2 is nestled...Christopher Oquendo/Christopher Oquendo Photographer

The octagonal Axis floor mirror from Z Gallerie reflects the great room's rustic glam interiors.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo/Christopher Oquendo Photographer

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The 4,300-square-foot home includes a home office, where a floral yellow and gray armchair is used as a desk chair.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The Johns Creek basement has been converted into a movie and game room with pool table and recliners.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Neelima Kanneganti repeats the modern canvas print in the living room in the master bedroom next to a high-back, tufted chair.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A wing bed with button tufting from Havertys and crisp bedding from Kassatex with an embroidered triple-line detail give a classic touch to the master bedroom.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A navy and gold canvas print, Luke II by Christie Adelle, brings modern art into the room, which also has side tables from Ashley Furniture.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A sunburst mirror from Z Gallerie adds glam above a chest of drawers.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

In the marble master bathroom, a Buddha statue from Pier1 Imports is positioned next to a freestanding tub as bamboo brings greenery into the space.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The five-bedroom, five-bath Johns Creek home was built in 2018 by Ashton Woods. Text by Marena Galluccio/Fast Copy News Service.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A 1930 Dutch Colonial delighted Kim Rowe when she saw the Atlanta home perched above the street with large windows, numerous French doors and an adorable serpentine path.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Brick stairs lead up to the 1930 Dutch Colonial with 6,695 square feet, three-bedrooms and two-and-a-half baths.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A cloche protects a potted bay leaf plant on the patio table behind Kim and Thomas Rowe's Brookwood home. An outdoor set of sofa and armchairs offers another gathering spot.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The wood Duncan Phyfe-style dining table and a china cabinet are among several pieces inherited from Thomas Rowe's grandparents.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

When they bought their 1930 Dutch Colonial home in 2007, Kim and Thomas Rowe renovated the kitchen with the help of contractors Viking Works.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo/ Christopher Oquendo www.ophoto

White plates and serveware pop against the breakfast nook's warm gray walls, painted in Farrow and Ball's Purbeck Stone. Pots of fresh rosemary, thyme and bay leaf rest on the console from Baker Furniture. The table...Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo/ Christopher Oquendo www.ophoto

The updated kitchen provides a view of the gardenia bush. "It is such as huge bush," homeowner Kim Rowe said. "You can smell it in the whole backyard."Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo/ Christopher Oquendo www.ophoto

A neutral couch with geometric pillows rests between a collection of windows and an ottoman coffee table from Wisteria.Christopher Oquendo

In Thomas and Kim Rowe's living room, a piano that belonged to Thomas' great aunt reflects the room's traditional style, complete with a classic bust that Kim fell in love with when she spotted it at a garden center...Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Built-in bookshelves line the walls of the sunroom, which the family also calls the den, in the 1930 Dutch Colonial home. The cane chair was found at a garage sale, and the sisal rug is from Myers Carpet.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Young Anna and Libby Rowe's playroom is filled with painted butterflies, creating a lively, spring-like setting for homework and arts and crafts.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

In the half bath, homeowner Kim Rowe kept a wall sconce left by the previous owners. "I thought the little bathroom was so cute, and I love that fixture," she said. Text by Marena Galluccio/Fast Copy News Service...Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo/ Christopher Oquendo www.ophoto

A round mirror hangs over the sink in a half bath in Kim and Thomas Rowe's Atlanta home. The wallpaper was installed by the previous homeowner.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Kim and Thomas Rowe's master bedroom includes a sitting area with a fireplace with black marble and creamy furniture. The chair was originally used in the home's nursery, but was moved when their daughters grew...Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Seven-year-old Libby Rowe's pink bedroom contains bedding from Serena & Lily and a rug from Dash & Albert. The walls are painted Farrow & Ball Middleton Pink.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Young Anna and Libby Rowe's playroom is filled with painted butterflies, creating a lively, spring-like setting for homework and arts and crafts.Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Thomas Rowe's father handcrafted the cherry wood four-poster bed, which is topped with bedding from Ballard Designs and Serena & Lily. At the foot of the bed is a stool from Peachtree Battle Antiques & Interiors...Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Kim and Thomas Rowe, with their daughters, 8-year-old Anna and 7-year-old Libby, bought their 1930 Dutch Colonial home in Brookwood in 2007. Kim is an interior designer, and Thomas is chief financial officer for...Text by Marena Galluccio/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo/Fast Copy News Service

The Virginia farmhouse-style home, built in 2017, uses Tennessee fieldstone for the base and chimneys. The architect was Norman Davenport Askins and builder was Bonner Custom Homes. "When you get there, you feel...Text by Lori Johnston/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Through the circular window of the Virginia farmhouse-style home, homeowner Ellen Turner said it’s possible to see all the way from the front yard to the back porch. Contributed by Christopher OquendoText by Lori Johnston/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A home office is carved out of space between rooms on the main level of the home.Text by Lori Johnston/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The iron skylight in the stairwell is an architectural feature found elsewhere in the home, such as the shower wall and doors from the kitchen to the covered back porch.Text by Lori Johnston/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The framed vintage posters from Paris in the stairwell include one advertising breath mints. Contributed by Christopher OquendoText by Lori Johnston/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The framed vintage posters from Paris in the stairwell include one advertising breath mints.Text by Lori Johnston/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo/Christopher Oquendo Photographer

The master bedroom’s furnishings and upholstery were chosen to create a “soft and peaceful” room, said homeowner Ellen Turner. Text by Lori Johnston/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The master bedroom has a soft elements, plus a design hack with the headboard. It's made of picture frame molding and fabric covering plywood that is secured to the wall.Text by Lori Johnston/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo/Christopher Oquendo Photographer

The iron shower enclosure is an alternative to frameless glass doors. The ironwork matches the windows above the tub in the marble master bathroom.Text by Lori Johnston/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The island, with a second farmhouse-style sink, is painted Black Fox by Benjamin Moore. The kitchen, breakfast area and living room are open but the faux beams define the spaces.

The graphite limestone backsplash has curved edges that add even more interest to the kitchen in the new Buckhead home.Text by Lori Johnston/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The striped gray-and-green Roman shade in the kitchen matches one in the mudroom. The Virginia farmhouse-style home was built in 2017 by Bonner Custom Homes. Contributed by Christopher OquendoText by Lori Johnston/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The breakfast table was the first piece of furniture that Ellen Turner and Carson Pilcher bought for their new home.Text by Lori Johnston/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A collection of pewter in a bar niche adds a handsome element to the design aesthetic, said homeowner Ellen Turner. The bar also has the graphite limestone used for the countertops and backsplash in the kitchen...Text by Lori Johnston/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The tufted chair and ottoman, made in England, have a classic look that fits with the home's traditional interiors. FText by Lori Johnston/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The wallpaper was a last-minute decision that Ellen Turner loves because of the dimension it adds to her dining room. Other details include the nailhead trim on the chairs.Text by Lori Johnston/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The study is awash in gray, from the grasscloth wallpaper to the painted trim and millwork and the upholstery. Above the fireplace, wooden shaft golf clubs join with artwork from St. Andrews Links in Scotland.Text by Lori Johnston/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The accessories in the sitting room reflect the homeowners’ pastimes — quail hunting and golf. Contributed by Christopher OquendoChristopher Oquendo/Christopher Oquendo Photographer

Bunkbeds in a guest room are just the setting for sleepovers.Text by Lori Johnston/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Rope detailing is an area touch on the bunkbeds in a kid-friendly guest room, which also continues the shiplap look seen elsewhere in the Virginia farmhouse-style residence. Contributed by Christopher OquendoChristopher Oquendo/Christopher Oquendo Photographer

The covered back porch, with its vaulted ceiling, uses the same Tennessee fieldstone that is seen on the front of the home and its chimneys. The Bevolo lanterns are from Circa Lighting.Text by Lori Johnston/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Reclaimed barn wood, from Vintage Lumber Sales gives a rustic dimension to the basement ceiling. The feather art over the fireplace was purchased at ADAC.Text by Lori Johnston/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Neptune Pools gave the homeowners a pool that was big enough to swim laps and for kids to play in. The curved design of the pool, which has a hot tub and waterfall, matches the curve of the fieldstone retaining...Text by Lori Johnston/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Ellen Turner is principal and co-owner of Turnerboone commercial interiors and Carson Pilcher is a retired pilot who is vice president of Turnerboone. The couple and their 9-year-old daughter, Stiles Pilcher, moved...Text by Lori Johnston/ Photos by Christopher Oquendo/Christopher Oquendo Photographer

A balcony looks onto Dina Woodruff's pool and pool cabana with a fireplace and television. She enjoys being able to light a fire, swim or just sit by the pool.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Dina Woodruff, owner of Peridot in Buckhead, purchased her Georgian home in 2011. She has a English cream golden retriever named Madge and a miniature schnauzer named Talley.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A flight of stairs leads from the screened porch down to the backyard, pool and cabana.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Dina Woodruff's 4,800-square foot home in Atlanta contains four bedrooms and five-and-a-half baths. The Georgian-style house was built in 1934 and has undergone renovations, with the previous owners working with...Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

On the covered porch, Dina Woodruff decorated with an image transfer on reclaimed metal by her son, Wood Adamson, and iron coffee table from Peridot.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

An oil painting by Ann Rogers features her son, Wood Adamson, when he was a child.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The home's interiors are traditional with pieces from the homeowner's boutique, Peridot, antiques and family items. A French enfilade borders the wall, and the iron and rope chandelier is from Peridot.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Dina Woodruff, owner of Peridot in Buckhead, purchased her Georgian home in 2011. She has a English cream golden retriever named Madge and a miniature schnauzer named Talley.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The vaulted screened porch provides an intimate spot for meals, with shutters from Scott Antique Markets and sun-blocking drapes. Seating around the dining table includes a settee.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The vaulted screened porch provides an intimate spot for meals, with shutters from Scott Antique Markets and sun-blocking drapes. Seating around the dining table includes a settee.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The screened porch has a brick and stone fireplace, clock from Scott Antique Markets and a hint of shelving.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

The porch floor was painted gray, black and cream by Brian Carter Art and Design. "He's fabulous," she said. "He just came in and came up with that design."Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo/ www.ophotography.com

A breakfast room in Dina Woodruff's home features floral wallpaper sourced by Huff-Dewberry and a horse painting on canvas by Bonnie Beauchamp-Cooke. Seagrass shades add a natural texture to the room.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Dina Woodruff displays a collection of inherited items throughout her home, including the dining room. The silver tea service on the buffet is from her grandmother while the French mirror above is from a trip to...Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A pair of Italian candle sconces found at Scott Antique Markets hang above a pink sofa that homeowner Dina Woodruff said was inspired by Lacefield pillows.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo/ www.ophotography.com

Woodruff said Patricia McLean Interiors recommended framing them, and she used Fred Reed Picture Framing for the restoration. The buffet and trompe l'oeil mirror are from Scott Antique Markets. The fireside topiaries...Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

A French chandelier from Scott Antique Markets hangs above the dining room table in Dina Woodruff's Atlanta home. She said it was found in an old hotel and was coated dark brown from smoke. A few of the crystals...Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo/ www.ophotography.com

A painting of a deer on a green couch by O. M. Norling deserves a second look in the foyer. A series of arches, added during the renovation by previous owners, lead to rooms such as the family room.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

An island topped with Carrara marble is the center of Dina Woodruff's kitchen. A traditional bar light, from Solaria in Decatur, hangs above. The kitchen also was renovated by the previous owners with features such...Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo/ www.ophotography.com

A stainless steel range by Wolf and a matching hood brings shine to the kitchen. "I do love it, and you would not be surprised if there were four pots in the oven and the grill going," Dina Woodruff said.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo/ www.ophotography.com

Diptychs by Wood Adamson, Dina Woodruff's son, hang in the foyer. "I like his fresh approach to his art," she said. "And I'm proud of him because he is my son, and he is using his passion."Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo

Art featuring a biplane by Todd Alexander pops against the navy wall in Dina Woodruff's family room. The navy Greek key trim matches the wall color.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo/ www.ophotography.com

The home's interiors are traditional with pieces from the homeowner's boutique, Peridot, antiques and family items. A French enfilade borders the wall, and the iron and rope chandelier is from Peridot.

A balcony looks onto Dina Woodruff's pool and pool cabana with a fireplace and television. She enjoys being able to light a fire, swim or just sit by the pool.Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo/ www.ophotography.com

Dina Woodruff's 4,800-square foot home in Atlanta contains four bedrooms and five-and-a-half baths. The Georgian-style house was built in 1934 and has undergone renovations, with the previous owners working with...Text by Marena Galluccio/Photos by Christopher Oquendo